Skyy Moore, former Chiefs WR, has been traded to the 49ers (Image Credit - X)
The Kansas City Chiefs have parted ways with wide receiver Skyy Moore after two seasons of underwhelming performance. Drafted 54th overall in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft, Skyy Moore entered the league with high expectations. Despite winning two Super Bowl rings with the Chiefs, his contributions were modest 43 receptions, 494 yards, and just one touchdown in 36 games. After falling short of their three-peat hopes, the Chiefs are reevaluating their depth and talent.
Skyy Moore, along with a 2027 seventh-round pick, has been traded to the San Francisco 49ers in exchange for a 2027 sixth-round pick. The five-time Super Bowl-winning 49ers are dealing with a depleted wide receiver corps heading into the 2025 NFL season. Brandon Aiyuk is recovering from a knee injury, Demarcus Robinson is suspended for three games due to a violation of the NFL’s Substance Abuse policy, and Jauan Jennings is managing a calf injury while pushing for a new contract.
Rookie wideout Jordan Watkins remains out with a high-ankle sprain, and Jacob Cowing is sidelined with a hamstring injury from early training camp. With so many setbacks, Moore’s arrival gives the 49ers a potential boost in offensive depth. It’s also a fresh opportunity for Moore to reset his career and contribute to another title-contending team. CBS Sports’ Bryan DeArdo labeled it a win-win for both Moore and the 49ers.
News of the trade broke on August 21 via top NFL insiders. Ian Rapoport tweeted: “Trade! The #Chiefs have traded Skyy Moore to the #49ers in a swap of future 6th and 7th round picks.” Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo confirmed the update, underscoring its potential impact on both rosters as teams gear up for the 2025 season.
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